Nice. I had not thought to join all the line points like that. I'll bear that in mind next time I have a particularly tricky join.
Footleg On Fri, 10 May 2019 at 14:39, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion < therion@speleo.sk> wrote: > On 10/05/2019 14:28, Footleg wrote: > > If the two scraps are in the same map layer (i.e. not separated by a > > break line in the map definition) then the upper scrap will completely > > hide any part of the lower scrap which passes under it. So the lower > > scrap curved outline of the pit bottom can be quickly drawn a bit larger > > than the curved line of the pit in the upper scrap, as any overlap will > > be hidden. > > > > Sounds convenient, but sadly not possible in my case, as there is a > break. But my manual process does work. Tested it out. Wish it were more > convenient, but it works. > > 1. text editor, copy pit line from upper scrap in upper survey > 2. text editor, paste pit line into lower scrap in lower survey > 3. set -outline out, -visibility off > 4. in XTherion, open lower survey > 5. select first line point on the new line (it will be positioned > somewhere weird), press "shift from" > 6. select the line point on the wall line where it needs to end up, > press "shift to" > 7. select the new line, press "shift object" > 8. connect walls to it as needed > 9. in overall .th file, add joins for each line point, and the scrap as > needed: > > join pitchbottomSP@topsurvey pitchtopSP@bottomsurvey -smooth on > join pitchedge@topsurvey:0 pitchlip@bottomsurvey:0 > join pitchedge@topsurvey:1 pitchlip@bottomsurvey:1 > join pitchedge@topsurvey:2 pitchlip@bottomsurvey:2 > join pitchedge@topsurvey:3 pitchlip@bottomsurvey:3 > join pitchedge@topsurvey:4 pitchlip@bottomsurvey:4 > _______________________________________________ > Therion mailing list > Therion@speleo.sk > https://mailman.speleo.sk/listinfo/therion >
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